'El 76% de los europeos creen que la crisis no finalizará antes de 2012' (GlobalEurometre de junio de 2009)
'76 percent of the Europeans estimate that the crisis will not be over by 2012' (GlobalEurometre June 2009)
'76% des Européens estiment que la crise ne sera pas terminée d'ici 2012' (GlobalEuromètre de juin 2009)
'76% der Europäer gehen davon aus, dass die Krise nicht bis 2012 beendet sein wird' (GlobalEurometer Juni 2009)
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Minus 1%: US personal savings rate was once again negative in November 2006, matching the increase of retail sales for the month- Decoded news (December 28, 2006) -
'Personal saving was a negative $95.0 billion in November, compared with a negative $71.4 billion in October. Personal saving as a percentage of disposable personal income was a negative 1.0 percent in November, compared with a negative 0.7 percent in October. Negative personal saving reflects personal outlays that exceed disposable personal income. Saving from current income may be near zero or negative when outlays are financed by borrowing (including borrowing financed through credit cards or home equity loans), by selling investments or other assets, or by using savings from previous periods.' (source Bureau of Economic Analysis / US Department of Commerce
This negative rate matches the 1% increase (to be confirmed) for the November retail sales, indicating that at best, US consumers are from now on obliged to go deeper into debt in order to generate a meager retail sales increase. And this is supposed to be the most profitable period of the year for retailers. The insolvency of US consumers is getting more and more obvious as 2007 will brutally show. More in-depth analysis in GEAB N°9 and GEAB N°10 (on subscription. Jeudi 28 Décembre 2006
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GEAB N°39 - Contents- Published on November 16, 2009 -
Global systemic crisis – States faced with three brutal options in 2010: inflation, high taxation or default
In the absence of major reappraisal of the international monetary order, the world is now entering the phase of geopolitical dislocation of the global systemic crisis. In 2010, as protectionism and the economic and social depression will gain momentum, a large number of States will be compelled to choose between three brutal options: inflation, high taxation or defaulting on their debt... (page 2) Read public announcement The end of the consumer-as-we-knew-him in the past thirty years For sure the American consumer, incarnation of the American Dream since Henry Ford, has died. But the Western consumer (outside the US) as we knew him in the past thirty years is also wearing out. In addition to that, LEAP/E2020 believes that it is wrong to think that Asians and Latin-Americans will replace these « consuming machines » and enable « planet-profit » to go on as it used to do… (page 6) Subscribe Crisis exit: In collision with reality – Real state of things at the end of 2009: USA, Euroland, China The United States, United Kingdom, or even Japan, striving to escape from defaulting, or France and Germany left with no other choice than raise taxes by the end of 2010, in any event, in 2010, as inflation will affect necessity goods and speculative assets, anti-crisis policies and the reality of the global systemic crisis will collide… (page 11) Subscribe Turkey’s awakening: Its gradual exit from the Western camp Taking advantage of the ongoing systemic crisis, and of the weakening of the US and of the Western superstructure over which the latter’s might is based, Turkey has entered a process of fundamental redefinition of its key geopolitical interests. The new priorities ready to break out by 2012 will account for Ankara’s most profound reappraisal since the country joined NATO in 1952… (page 16) Subscribe Strategic and operational recommendations . Currencies/Gold: Trends are being confirmed . Real estate: Renting or buying? A choice requiring careful consideration . Shares/Bonds: The tipping point is approaching . « Liquidity surplus »: An iconoclastic explanation (page 20) Subscribe The GlobalEurometre - Results & Analyses The unanimity of respondents (99 percent) sees no sign of economic improvement in their country… (page 22) Subscribe |
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